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Vesper · Thursday at 22:28

hopefully we all of these

LAM09 · Thursday at 23:01

45 minutes ago, Vesper said:

where?

Servette vs Chelsea | UEFA Conference League 2024/25 | UEFA.com

Edit - I see it was answered already. I mentioned it prior to qualification and concur with what you said—anything but a European triumph (first side to win all three titles) would be a failure, no matter how you view it.

Edited Thursday at 23:04 by LAM09

Laylabelle · Thursday at 23:13

56 minutes ago, LAM09 said:

The only thing stopping us would be ourselves losing concentration or underestimating sides. We do have an L already to our European campaign thus far but have come a long way in recent months.

Definitely and hopefully we're past that now the underestimating i mean. Done it so many times before.

Still got issues at the back however but think it's just expected now. Sometimes we keep a clean sheet. Majority of the time less so.

LAM09 · Thursday at 23:14

Just now, Laylabelle said:

Definitely and hopefully we're past that now the underestimating i mean. Done it so many times before.

Still got issues at the back however but think it's just expected now. Sometimes we keep a clean sheet. Majority of the time less so.

I don't know what the situation is with our key players being excluded. I'd imagine Palmer & co will be added for the KO stages if multiple changes are permitted.

robsblubot · Thursday at 23:19

You just can't risk injuries in this competition.

We have the roster to rotate now, so might as well.

Edited Thursday at 23:22 by robsblubot

OhForAGreavsie · 2024-12-20T05:52:36Z

6 hours ago, LAM09 said:

I don't know what the situation is with our key players being excluded. I'd imagine Palmer & co will be added for the KO stages if multiple changes are permitted.

Three max, excluding players who are exempt such as qualified academy youngsters.

OhForAGreavsie · 2024-12-20T06:07:16Z

6 hours ago, LAM09 said:

Servette vs Chelsea | UEFA Conference League 2024/25 | UEFA.com

(first side to win all three titles)

Don't forget the European Cup Winners Cup, which we won twice. That would make it 'all four', or five if you count the Super Cup.

NikkiCFC · 2024-12-20T13:00:56Z

Edited 20 hours ago by NikkiCFC

LAM09 · 2024-12-20T16:07:07Z

10 hours ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Three max, excluding players who are exempt such as qualified academy youngsters.

Appreciate the information. I guess we'll have to wait and see what happens during the Winter window.

Vesper · 2024-12-21T05:26:33Z

23 hours ago, OhForAGreavsie said:

Don't forget the European Cup Winners Cup, which we won twice. That would make it 'all four', or five if you count the Super Cup.

there are 3 we never won

Continental:

UEFA Intertoto Cup
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup

Global:

Intercontinental Cup

There is now a new Intercontinental Cup, so we can win that.

Juve, if they had not lost their 2 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup finals (in 1965 nil 1 to Ferencváros in Turin, when they were missing 2 of their top players, and 1971 to Leeds on away goals, as that year it was home and away 2 legs) would have been the ONLY team to have a chance to win everything, as they did win the old Intercontinental Cup (twice, in 1985 and 1996) . They still do not have the FIFA World Club Cup (now much harder to win) and also lack the new UEFA Conference League. They have won everything else (or still have the chance to do so) of true import at least once. Not even Barca, Real Madrid, Ajax, AC Milan, Manure, Pool, Bayern, Dortmund, Inter Milan, etc can claim that.

To get hyper-technical, they also did not win the 2 year only (1951, 1952) held Rio Cup, when they lost the first final, to Palmeiras, in 1951, and then they did not play in it in 1952, nor did they play in its successor, the one year only held (1953) Torneio Octogonal Rivadavia Correa Meyer. Those two 2-offs and 1-offs were the first ever 'world club championships', and are now seen as the predecessor 'world club championships' to the Intercontinental Cup, which started in 1960, but becuase they were only played twice and once, I do not really count them as being 'official'. There are a lot of trophies (continental) all over the planet that were only played once or twice, which are nice to have, but are more just a 'luck of the draw' time-wise in terms of even being able to play in them. South America and Africa are notorious for these types of one or 2-offs.